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The final result is a float shape capable to absorb a power almost three times bigger (5.96 W) than the initial float shape.

Another factor was dynamic markets abroad willing and capable to absorb a huge Chinese export expansion.

To test and adjust the parameters of the new klystrons TH2103C [1] able to produce 700 kW/CW at a frequency of 3.7 GHz for upgrading the RF power available in Tore Supra LHCD transmitter, SPINNER GmbH has successfully developed, in collaboration with the CEA, and manufactured a water load capable to absorb the RF power with a Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) < 1.05.

The DMG devices proved to be capable to absorb free copper ions from an aqueous solution, which could be accurately quantified with a mean recovery of 99% and a repeatability of 7% (mean relative uncertainty).

CNT is coated with a sulfonated polystyrene layer on which the sulfonic acid group is capable to absorb metal ions and induce the growth of nanostructured metal oxides.

These walls, while having suitable rigidity, are capable to absorb and dissipate large amount of energy that can lead to better behavior in earthquakes.

The ZnO crystallites are known as polar molecules, so that their polar faces are capable to absorb ions from the solution, in contrary ion adsorption along c axis are restricted, and then, the growth along this axis declines.

They are capable to absorb solar light and transfer energy to the chlorophylls (Chls) of photosynthetic reaction centers (RCs) with a high efficiency.

This special structure composed of nanorods and tubes with the high contact sites and surface area of 104 m2 g−1 can be operated as a capable adsorbent to absorb the dye molecules via adsorption process.

He was echoing a widely held view of India as a country particularly receptive to difference, capable of absorbing a multitude of faiths and cultures into its own society.

"Is Vietnam ready and capable of absorbing a new wave of foreign investment resulting from 'structural change' in China?" he asked.